Roseburg news-review. (Roseburg, Or.) 1920-1948, September 21, 1927, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text' EIGHT 1 ROSEBURG NEWS REVIEW. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1927 I Jfifokrj ti',-'.t. -:s' I LIBERTY THEATRE fl VilL, fc' CT"""' f ' ' ' Today and Thursday Matinee Daily. 2:15 I ' ' ' . vP-' C V ' 1 """"V . j Here Ms' the true P Vi. i 3 mmy;V " ? ' story of -a girl I jS 7v ' I Who come, from V ! X 1 yxiyytj 4LI y si '- A V1 rt ' ' Southern town to .. i. . AKWsSWM otto l.W 3$ . 5 ,T'"a DeniUrp II IN f To - I i hand J s?$n 1 ' I I The I We invite yon to look them over. An nstonishinR price you'll any trimmed .charmingly these bent of silks, with fa drnpes, flares unci all. '';', , '.'..;' DRES ASK FOR NEW S & STAMP CATALOGUE MIUMS. GLADYS H. STRONG PIANO ' Parrott Dulldtng Telephones 311-L nd 202 R ' Mrs. Charles Hemline TEACHER OF Piano, Harmony and Theory KuMu 1. KnhlhiiKvii JtltlR. rimno :uo Frances Lintott Piano Studio! S22 8. Main ' ' ' Phone 419 J THE SEASON'S NEWEST A. Special Exposition of the Mode for n i a tr t':)iKUl aii.waitsrpu, be smart one must wear black, and in hand 'willij fashion can'ehow. you plenty o - bthcr cblors too if such you 'icfcirej Tfierc i - I' , New Flared Skirt ,A Vn'i ! ' Stunning' New Necklines i J Tier Tucks K - !. , Pleats 1.4 Every New NEW if Silk Dresses $10.95 : ; SES UP TO H , GREEN OF PRE- batter Service Better Merchandise NEEDS NO WINDING Zl'lllCII. swlin-rlanil . 'A cluck nl the Zurich IViljtechtile luutltmc tiore bus nvi'i' hei'n wound. It is run by a mt'filianlsnt hii In mo tlna evi'i-y time the ' tcmpcraturc chiiupes two degrees. " , : - i Mrs, Charles G. Stanton PIANO STUDIO , Moon Fundament.il System , for Classes. Rrs. Phonn 75 J' ' DR. DEAN B. BUBAR OPTOMETRI8T Spoclallst In the tlttlni of OlaHoa, li Jackson 8t Harriet E. Grove Piano and Dunning System Private Studio Phone ll.1i N. Jackmui . 477-M FISHER'S, coins f frocks in are ..., . . i Style Feature f SILK, .-k, Jerseys and Crepellas ;:R:$16.95 .This is our Fall opening for Dresses. In silk Jerseys nnd 'crcpellnff you'll find something both nttrnctive nnd prac tical. '..'.:' $49.85 ! DEPARTMENT OF ! i AVIA11UIN INfc.fc.D ! OF THE NATION (Oontlnnod from pane 1.) by iht' U'Kioti'n comtnlHtM wus aiv pittvpil hy tho rottvcitllon ttxtay. Kiev Hon of I tic lt'nlon itniiintiiitU't for l!2S In ncciipyltig the t'litliv attention of dolKiitori In omicanii and nu'etlnpn thronvout Vcrn. Three randlihiti'H art iiipntlonttl, and there ta a itronouncod feelinu t lint tWifoninutmler this year must como from an faHtorn Htate. Kil wnnl E. Stafford of Now York "IF YOUR AUTO RUNS WILD" You are I Initio for the damn go It niny do.' I'nlillo liability and property damaKo insurunee 1 as oKsonttttl to tlitt car owner as your spare tiro. Lot uh Insuro your oar today. G, W, Young & Son INSURANCE ' 119 Cast 6t. Phont 417 j ; t m along black v E! WE GIVE S & H GREEN TRADING STAMPS WITH EVERY PURCHASE FIRE IN AVIATION camp disastrous ; ( Uwvtitf cl I'n-M lamtl Wirt') KOKT SILL, Okla., S't. 21. Ono soldier wan blinded ) and considerable proerty was damaged In a flro of un- determined origin which was discovered at the aviation , cam hero today. The blao was- unchecked. Properly. vas ostimatod at mote than a million dollurs'at that time. ; k t'lty: J. M.' Jobnonn of Marlon, S; C. and Paul MacNut of Imlinnap ollsi Hoem to bo the throe men HUe 1 1 y .to provide the l!t-S commanded unless the battle should bo too close and a dark horse should break the deadlock. I "PHONEY" MARKSMAN SAUNA. Kans. An Iv.loxlcat ed man, arrested by a policeman JerkeJ free from his captor am I ran. The officer fired, high. it ! trirhton th man. The bullet on . it red a telephone . cable, . threw i out of commission nearly everv i phono In the business district. Mat. 10c-25c Varieties Fox News ' Eve. 10c-3Sc Wanda Armour at the Organ ' NEW TODAY L i A SEE the new 7-tube Grebe. Rose burg Electric. FORRENTUnderwoodtypev, Tit er. Phone 131-J. n"s"horo. The new 7-tube Grebe. Roseburg Electric. H'F()It SALE Weiineil pigs, $5 each. J. O. Vedder, lloberts Creek. ; BlFOIl RENT Modern . furnished upartinent, close in. 'izi w. iuue. FOR SI.E' h. C. Sinltli tyiiewilt- : ler; luuHuuuuie. I'nuiiu ioi-j. FOniJ-ioutruck,eood 'order" and cab, tires, good, $125 total price. ' Hansen Chevrolet Co. FORD"roadster wllh delivery box, . battery nnd generator; 550 total prico. Hansen ChevroletCo 'CONCORD "grapes, 5c per lb. Leave orders at Stephens Street : Store. FORD delivery, good running nr ' tier. Good lires. J50 total price. Hansen Chevrolet Co. j CONCORDlirnpesrrlght for jelly. - Be per lb. Mrs. 1'. E. Beaver. ' Phono 0F2. " " "J'l TOR-&.YM Mattress, spriiigs, iJ-unlv, oak center table. Phone 12-L. ' ' W)K SALE 31 Ion truck bed. nl- - so the rear-end for trailer. Cheap at Sartf'B. FORlW TOLUilNG 1925 ;niodol'. New Tuco paint, fine condition. Easy -lernifcf Hansen Chevrolet I Co. ' ' ' I FOR SALE 2nd hand wood range 135. 2nd hand 3 b. elec range, 4U. Roseburg EUctrlc. FORD'COUPE 1926 model. This cat1 looks about as good as when it vns sold new. Come and see it. Hansen Chevrolet Co. A WINDOW full of fine boxed sta tionery, rooming over aoc, at Pioneer Drug Store. H. D. Mc Kay. FORD truck with Warford, good .cab and' tires. 1923 model. Mo tor Just overhauled. Easy terms. ' Hansen Chevrolet Co.- - ' 3 1 TRAILERS, TRAILERS, TRAIL i ERS You bet we can ninke J them. Come In nnd give us your a j order now at Sarff'8. 5 FOR SALE Ford tourlng'in good mechanical condition; new tires ,-- on rear. Call 4,b-J or see it at 939 W. 1st St. ' QPESTIONCan a metal felloe band wheel be fixed to stay. An-, awer: Sure they can if you bring them in to Sarff's. , CHEVROLET landnu sedan like now. ion nave ui- see; ii iimi grille in it to appreciate' the val ue. Easy forms. Hansen Chevro let Co. . J; GRAVES FOR SALE Second grade bunches, white, pink or-i blue, 3c at vineyard. Sunnydale j Fruit : Farm, Hrockwoy. J. Rob-! ort McKa' fj ; ! MRS. . GRAVES decorative art studio now open at 112.1 Harvard Ave. Phoue -144-R for further in formation. Register early before the Chrlstmaa rush. WATERMELON SALE Fine wa-1 termelons below wholesale while they last. Concord grapes for jelly. 5c per lb., bring boxes, D.' Coon Stand, Dltlard, Ore. OH MY There goes that squeaky wheel again. Why worry, take It In and have It fixed if It Is a metal felloe band wheel at Sarffa Auto Wrecking House. 329 N. Mala St. CONTRACTS let every day for county road work and gravel " hauls where a Ford truck with Warford is'an Ideal outfit.' We hare. . a large assortment to choose from. Hanseu Chevrolet Co, i FOR RENT Furnished rooms slh modern home, close in. Inquire 5211 E. Douglns. FOR RENT 3-room furnished, heated upartment, electric range, inquire J24 W. Douglas St. YOU can go anywhere in a Ford truck with a special transmis sion. ( Wo have , several we will sell on easy terms. h Hansen Chevrolet Co. CHEVROLET touring, 192G. One of, those fine small easy riding cars . painted in gray Duco. , Looks liko new. .Hansen Chevro let Co. 180 ACRES located in the , center of, Hoise Valley in high Rtnte of cultivation, three sets buildings, on main highway, and consider ed one of the best places in southern Idaho. Owner wishes1 to exchange for ranch in southern Oregon. This place Is clear of debt. C. I. , Cushmun, Realtor, Nampa, Idaho. SAVE money on your mortgage . loan by our monthly payment plan. Pay off the old mortgage with a new one. We have a very convenient Installment loan plan 1 ' which not only makes payment . easy but effects a worth while saving to the borrower. I'mp- ' qua ' Savings artd Loan 'Associa tion, Douglas Abstract building. YOUTH LOSES EYE . IN ACCIDENT TODAY Floyd DwInelU Porterviile," Cali fornia, youth, is at Mercy hospital suffering from a ripped open right eye, the Injury received shortly af ter noon, today while the, young Kiau was working on a car. With Lewis Hintou, also of Porterviile, he was enroute home from Spo kane. -A bearing burned out on their car while they were about twelve miles south of this city and young Dwinell was using a wrench in making repairs. Accidentally In raising the wreuch he hit his right eye, tearing the eye wide open. He was brought tot the offices of Dr. A. C. Seely In' Roseburg and first aid was given. He has been removed to Mercy hospital and in the morning will undergo an opera tion to remove the eye. the sight of which was totally destroyed. I Young Dwinell Is the son of C. C. i Dwinell of Porterviile. Gone To Salem Mrs. Geo. Sewell and Miss Jen- nle Buick loft this afternoon for Salem, where they will visit with j Mrs. Win. Poor man for several ' days. Attending Convention j Chief of Police Vaughn is among i the officers from Roseburg , at-j tending the southern Oregon pence : officers convention at Klamath j Falls this week. I ANTLERS THEATRE Today and Thursday, Matinee Daily 2:15 p. m. 'What Happened to Father' STARRING WARNER OLAND AND VERA LEWIS ' Story By Mary Roberts Rinehart ,;ttt YfU'wU ee whal happened to, father and have a good laugh. Regular Admissions ' - ROSEBURG .UNDERTAKING CO. Established 1901 E. HITTER; Manager M. , Founded and Maintained on Efficient ; ;' ; Service and Courtesy , 'V' r- Phone 284 ' j : f ' ' . : ' , licensed Lady Oak and Kane Sts. Ambulance Service " ' Embalmer, FOOTBALL NOW -; BEING STARTED IN HIGH SCHOOL (Continued from page 1.) believed that a very good football league. can also be, developed, if the fans of the city will give the school sufficient support to pay ex penses. ' A meeting. Is to be held at Med ford Sept 24, at which ;lnie the matter of forming this league will be discussed. 1 Gone to Cottage Grove .Mrs. H. K. Allison went to Cot tage Crove to spend the day visit ing with relatives and friendii. ' WOMAN DIES IN BURNING HOME1 (AuortatoU I'rvst Leaiod Wire) ' 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 21. Margaret Contiell, 60, s a trained nurse, wua burned to death early today lit a fire which destroyed three houses. ' Several other resi dents of the buildings had imrrow escapes. - Horse collars, -pads and harnpsa at Wharton Bros. VARE GROUP IS STILL IN LEAD (Anwwlntwl Pre Loasotl Wire) PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21. The Republican organization under the leadership' of Senator-elecot William S. Vare, apparently was still In control In Philadelphia to day despite efforts of independent voters within the party for n new order of .things ' - Returns from , yesterday's p r i nmry flection from- nearly one half of the 1.517 divisions gave the organisation slate -a - comfortable lead, but It frns far below pre-election estimates of the leaders.- Iu the mayoralty contest, inwhlch the Mrht centered, figures 'from 715 di visions showed that Harry Mackey, organization candidate, was leading J. Hampton Moore, independent, by 58.17-1. The vote In these "di visions was Mackey 116,931 and Moore 58,757. : - Mackey, campaign manager for Vare whose right to a seat in the United States senute as a result of alloged excessive campuiguexpttn dltures and charges of fraud Li un der consideration by the Reed sen ute committee, had the Indivlded support of tho city's 48 ward lead ers. ' - Axes, saws, wood . cutters iiros. wedges and other . tools at Wharton I ' Roseburg Boolerie IRVIN BRUNN Shoes That Satisfy and Fit Your Feet Perkins Building Roseburg, Oregon ac fl i FIRST GRADES i- New Plan Does Away With,. Overcrowded Condition in the Beginners . .- : T ;! Classes. . - Considerable shifting has bein made necessary by the congestion in tne flr9t grades at the local that the plan worked out today will solve the problem and will re- lieve the situation in a very satis-; factory manner. ' As the 1A class at. the Benson school was very small having only 4 members, it was decided to give these children a promotion into the 213 grade and Miss Katherine Ol Bon will take both the 2A and 2R grades, relieving Miss Elsie John son, who will go to the Hose school to take the 1A and 2A grades at that school. Miss Verna Carothers, who -was assigned to the 1A and 2A grades will now take a class of beginners, the two classes being instructed by Miss Carothers and Miss Elizabeth Par rott. This will materially relievo the congestion !n.; these. grades tho plan having been put into exec.it. tlon this morning with a very, en. couraglng result. f One vacancy still exists on the teaching staff or the city schools. Mrs. Milton Church, who was to have taught in the Benson school has been granted a year's leave of absence in order that she may tuke a special course at the University of Oregon. Mrs. W. SJost is sub. stituting until a regular Instructor is employed. . - , To Harrisburg Mrs. W. B. Hamlon,' who has been visiting here ; for the ' past few weeks; left this aflernoon for Harrisburg, Ore. Here For Day Mrs. O E. Patterson arrived this morning Erom Myrtle Creek In spend the day here shopping and attending to business affairs. W. B. Strawn isi leaving, at tho end of the week for Portland, from where he will go to Denver and Kansas City, stopping at way points. He will be away from tho city for about five weeks.